The magic ring in Baldur's Gate 3 can provide players with handy buffs, and even in Act I, there are plenty to pick up.
- The rings in Baldur's Gate 3 can provide rewards such as skill boosts and spells, making them worth collecting for every character.
- Players can find powerful rings in the first act of the game, such as the Colored Spray Ring and the Spark Wall Ring.
- Support bands, throwing rings, and protection rings are some of the other useful rings that can be obtained in different locations.
Larian Studios' RPG Baldur's Gate 3 has a lot of gear to help players in their quest. Rings are such a piece of equipment that is worth collecting since each character can equip two rings. Magic rings can provide the wearer with a wide variety of rewards, from skill boosts to spells.
Baldur's Gate 3 is divided into three acts, each of which contains hours of content. For those players who are still in the opening curtain of the game, there are still plenty of rings to find and equip to give low-level characters a necessary advantage. The following rings are powerful pieces of equipment, each of which can be obtained in Act I.
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No.10 Colorful Spray Ring
A first-level illusion spell color spray can be used.
- Location: Hidden bay.
- Related Mission: Investigate the beach.
- Uses: Colored spray, a first-level illusion spell that blinds creatures with up to 33 health.
This ring can be found relatively early in the game, and it's useful enough to be worth taking. In the woods of the Druids, the player can travel to a hidden bay where a Tiefling boy named Milcon is seduced by the Harpy.
After defeating the Harpy, the player can walk down the bay and climb up to the Harpy's lair. This is where players can find colored spray rings. It allows the wearer to cast a first-level illusion spell color spray, which can be very useful in combat.
No.9 Spark Wall Ring
Provides resistance to lightning damage and has some cute lore.
- Location: Arcane Tower.
- Related Mission: Help Omelum investigate the parasite.
- Use: Resistance to lightning damage.
This ring can be found in the Arcane Tower underground, and there are some lovely legends about its existence. Characters wearing the Wall of Spark Ring are resistant to lightning damage and cannot be shocked. It is a useful ring made by Lenor, a priest who lives in the Arcane Tower, and Eir, a dwarf inventor.
To obtain the Wall of Spark Ring, the player will need another ring found in the Arcane Tower. By defeating or befriending Bernard at the top of the tower, the player can earn the Guiding Light Ring. While the ring itself didn't make the list, as it simply gave the player a very common light trick, the player had to wear it in the elevator in order to reveal the button that led to the Arcane Tower's basement. This is where players can find the Spark Wall Ring.
No.8 in the world
Rare rings allow players to cast invisibility.
- Location: Grim's Forge.
- Related Missions: Rescue the True Soul Inner Mine and save the gnomes in the Grim's Forge.
- Uses: Invisibility, Level 2 Illusion Spells, Rare Rings.
The ring with this strange name can be found on the body of a gnome in the Grim's Forge. A pair of Dugargh are kicking corpses into the lake, but they will have the player check the corpses for loot. The player must pass a skillful hand check before they can sneak the ring into their pocket, otherwise, they will charge the player if Durgar finds out.
The ring is worth grabbing, though, as it allows the wearer to cast invisibility, a powerful second-level illusion spell. This ring is very precious and is considered rare.
No.7 Soul Shielding Ring
Rare rings give the wearer an advantage in avoiding being seduced by the exemption test.
- Location: Ethereal Lake Caves.
- Related Mission: Help Omelum investigate the parasite.
- Uses: Rare rings, which have an advantage in avoiding being seduced by the exemption check.
Another rare ring, to obtain this ring, one needs to complete the quest "Help Omelum investigate the parasite". This involves a visit to the Arcane Tower, where the player can also get the Spark Wall Ring and the Channeling Light Ring to collect the Tongue of Madness and the Despozomyces.
Bring these back to Omelum and complete the quest, and he will mention the ring to the player, though he is unwilling to hand it over for free. He provided the ring as a protection against the influence of the Supreme God, as it gave the wearer an advantage in avoiding the temptation of the Immunity Test.
No.6 Support Belt
Gives the wearer +1 armor bonus after pushing an enemy away.
- Location: Grim's Forge.
- Related Task: Find the missing boots.
- Purpose: After taking the "Push Away" animation, add +1 to armor.
The support band is a particularly interesting ring for barbarians and other strength-based characters, and it can also be obtained in the dark underground. While wandering through the fungus of the dark underground, the player may stumble upon a quest that asks them to return Szice Sling's boots to her. If the player chooses to return the boots to Sage Sling, she will reward them with a brace. The Band gives the wearer +1 armor bonus after pushing away an enemy. Since in Baldur's Gate 3, pushing away can be used frequently, whether it's to push enemies off cliffs, clear some space, or simply because the player has an extra move to work with, players may find that this ring often helps them improve their defense.
No.5 Throwing Ring
投掷伤害 +1d4.
- Location: Druid's woods.
- Related tasks: None.
- Usage: Throw damage +1d4.
As with the support belt, the Barbarians, especially the Berserker branch, may enjoy throwing rings. As the name suggests, this ring gives the wearer +1d4 throw damage. Whether it's throwing enemies off cliffs, throwing random items at them, or even throwing them around each other, these comical attacks suddenly become more effective.
To add to the simple beauty of throwing rings, it is very easy to obtain. The player can buy or steal it by interacting with Aaron, the merchant of the Druid camp. It's also not very expensive, so players should be able to get their hands on it early in the game.
No.4 Protective Rings
Rare rings give the wearer a armor bonus and +1 immunity.
Location: Druid's woods.
Related Mission: Steal the Sacred Idol.
Uses: Rare rings, armor bonuses and +1 exemptions. Protecting the ring is a reward for a difficult task. In the woods of the Druids, Tifflin's thief child Moll allows the player to steal the idol of the Druid's Sylvanus and end the Ritual of Thorns.
If the player succeeds in doing this, Moore will reward them with a rare protective ring. The Protective Ring provides some serious protection by giving the wearer an armor bonus and +1 exemption check. It is a powerful reward that corresponds to a difficult but rewarding task.
No.3 Corrosion Band
Adds 2 acid damage to weapon attacks.
- Location: Ethereal Lake Caves.
- Related Quest: Find the Mushroom Picker.
- Purpose: Adds 2 acid damage to weapon attacks.
The corrosive band is a simple, practical, but very useful ring. Getting this ring doesn't need to be as laborious as many of the rings on the list. It can be stolen from Dres, the merchant in the Fungi Colony, or purchased at a low price.
Corrosion bands are useful for any character who uses weapons a lot. It gives weapon attacks an acid charge, dealing 2 acid damage per weapon attack. The beauty of it lies in its simplicity, as each weapon attack is guaranteed to deal at least 2 damage, which can quickly add up and greatly increase damage output.
No.2 Absolute Strength Ring
Granting the wearer the ability to use the Thunder Strike spell has additional benefits for the character being marked.
Location: Grim's Forge.
Related Mission: Send Nere's head.
Uses: Thunder Strike, a first-level awakening spell that deals 2d8 Thunder damage (constitution immunity can be halved), and pushes the target away, and the character marked by the Supreme God can also deal an additional 1 point of Thunder damage every time he deals Thunder damage. Another ring provided by Sage Sling, this ring can be scavenged from her. It is useful for any character who does not have a Thunder Strike spell, as it allows the wearer to use this spell. Although Thunder Strike is only a first-level awakening spell, it is a must-have. It has a decent damage output, but its huge advantage is that it can be used to send multiple enemies flying backwards. Whether the player is using it to clear some space or send enemies into the bottomless abyss, Thunder Strike has many uses, and the Ring of Absolute Strength allows anyone to use this spell.
The Ring of Absolute Power also has an interesting narrative mechanic. If the player chooses to be tagged in the Goblin Camp, they will receive an additional benefit from this ring, as the marked wearer will deal an additional 1 Thunder damage each time they deal Thunder damage.
No.1 Healing Ring
The wearer regenerates an additional 2 health per heal.
- Location: Ethereal Lake Caves.
- Related Mission: Help Omelum investigate the parasite.
- Uses: Restore an additional 2 health each time a creature is healed.
The last ring on the list doesn't look anything special, but it can be a lifesaver. Like the Psychic Shielding Ring, this ring can be purchased from Omelum.
The Healing Ring allows the wearer to regenerate an additional 2 health each time they heal a creature. This makes this ring perfect for the team's healers. While it's easy to obtain, and its effects don't sound like anything special, in combat, 2 health can mean the difference between life and death, so it's an absolute must-have.